Sentence examples for release of cell from inspiring English sources

Temperature, media and sugar composition influenced the release of cell wall polysaccharides significantly.

Giovani et al. (2010) studied the effect of yeast strain and fermentation conditions on the release of cell wall polysaccharides.

The maximum release of cell constituents was observed in P. cyclopium treated with α-Phellandrene at MFC.

The release of cell constituents was measured according to the method described previously (Paul et al. 2011) with minor modifications.

Meanwhile, the release of cell injury biomarker, lactate dehydrogenase, was not significantly higher than that from control cells (without hollow gold nanoshells).

When the P. cyclopium cells were treated with MIC or MFC of α-Phellandrene or Nonanal, the release of cell constituents increased.

With regard to this, solubilisation experiments with different detergents were conducted in this current study to monitor the release of cell-associated bacterial phenol oxidase from particulate cell debris for determining effects on activity.

Ron and Rosenberg (2002) have also reported that surfactants are generally produced during the logarithmic and stationary phase of growth and the release of cell-bound surfactant in the growth medium results in the reduction in surface tension even after the stationary phase.

Since the overall precision of this assay is better than that of ELISA methods and it can be performed with ease and high throughput, quantitative flow cytometer-based assays may be an appropriate immunological assay platform for Quality Control laboratories for characterization and release of cell-based therapies.

Furthermore, when pancreatic β-cells were encapsulated within these novel peptide-functionalized hydrogels, the release of cell-secreted MCP-1 was significantly reduced, demonstrating the potential of this new gel formulation to reduce the host innate immune response to transplanted cells by decreasing the recruitment and activation of host monocytes and other immune cells.

Host colonization therefore depends more on cell/cell spread and virus-driven B cell proliferation than on the release of cell-free virions.